• Identify a problem in your day-to-day life that you would like to solve (e.g., time management).

• Using the information from your Week Three readings as a guide, prepare a 700 to 1,050-word paper in which you develop a research strategy to find a solution for your selected problem. Your paper should include the following items:
o Briefly describe your selected problem.
o Identify what kinds of information should be gathered to help you in solving this problem and where this information can be obtained.
o Describe the process that you will use to evaluate the information that you gather. What types of things will you consider in your evaluation of the information (e.g., perspective, validity)?
o Explain how you will use the information that you find to resolve the problem. What things will you take into consideration as you consider possible solutions to your problem?
• Use APA formatting. A sample APA paper is posted in the Course Materials forum to be used as a sample. The Center for Writing excellence also has tools available to help you create a title page and it also has a citation generator. To get to these services log into the student website and past this link into the address bar:

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1. Briefly describe your selected problem:
Start by identifying the problem you want to solve in your day-to-day life. For example, if your problem is time management, explain how it affects you and why you want to find a solution for it.

2. Identify what kinds of information should be gathered:
Determine the types of information that will be useful in solving your problem. In the case of time management, you might want to gather information on different methods or techniques that can help you manage your time effectively. You can gather this information from various sources such as books, research articles, online blogs, and videos.

3. Identify where the information can be obtained:
Identify specific sources where you can find the information you need. Utilize online resources such as academic databases, reputable websites, and credible sources. Libraries, professional organizations, and forums can also be helpful sources.

4. Describe the process for evaluating the information:
Develop a process to evaluate the information you gather. Consider factors such as the perspective of the authors, the validity and reliability of the information, and the credibility of the sources. Is the information supported by evidence or research? Critically analyze the information to ensure its accuracy and relevance to your problem.

5. Explain how you will use the information to resolve the problem:
Once you have gathered and evaluated the information, you need to determine how to utilize it to resolve your problem. Identify potential solutions based on the information you have gathered. Consider the practicality, feasibility, and applicability of each solution to your specific situation. Take into account variables such as your personal preferences, constraints, and available resources.

Remember to cite your sources in an APA format when using information gathered from external sources. Use the tools available in the Center for Writing Excellence to assist you with creating a title page and generating citations.

Please note that this is only a general guide, and you should tailor your research strategy to fit your specific problem and requirements.